John Puopolo and Sandy Squires teamed up to create a new e-book called The F# Survival Guide and have made it freely available on the web here. This e-book covers functional programming, numbers, strings, loops, tuples, generics, lists, sequences, record and union types, pattern matching, object oriented programming, exceptions, debugging, asynchronous programming and .NET interoperability.
Background reading on the reference counting vs tracing garbage collection debate
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Eight years ago I answered a question on Stack Overflow about the
suitability of OCaml and Haskell for soft real-time work like visualization:
"*for real-ti...
2 months ago
2 comments:
Sorry for off topic, but 2012 is close, is this really matter?
The excellent F# Survival Guide survives here: http://web.archive.org/web/20110715231625/http://www.ctocorner.com/fsharp/book/default.aspx
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